A GNOME extension that allows you to toggle auto brightness from quick settings.
| Current Support | Historical Support1 |
|---|---|
| 45, 46 | 43 |
Note: Your system needs to support auto brightness. Check the troubleshoot section below to determine.
If your device supports auto brightness, you may click on the system brightness slider to toggle auto brightness.
Additional preferences can be made to include a toggle in the quick settings panel as well.
If the extension is not working, check if your system supports auto brightness.
Usually if the extension detects that your device is not supported, it will throw an error that should be visible in most extension managers.
Alternatively, you may manually check by going to Gnome Settings -> Power and look for Automatic Screen Brightness. If this option is not found, it most likely means your system does not support auto brightness (e.g. does not have an ambient sensor / bad GPU driver), hence the extension will not work.
If you believe your device supports automatic brightness, please submit an issue and I will investigate.
- Overrides system brightness slider in quick settings so you can toggle by clicking the brightness icon (default behaviour)
- Shows a separate toggle in quick settings (optional)
- Automatically determines an initial brightness whenever your device is being logged on / waken from sleep (optional)
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Will not receive updates. ↩